Ivetka a hora

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Ivetka a hora (2008)

Directed by Vít Janeček, Jan Gogola ml.

Documentary

A documentary about the spiritual experience of a girl on Mount Zvir in Slovakia. On the afternoon of August 5, 1990, three children aged 10, 11, and 7—Ivetka, Katka, and her brother Miťko—were playing in a clearing on Mount Zvir, in the Lubovnianska Highlands in northeastern Slovakia. Suddenly, strange sounds began to echo from the surrounding forest, growing closer. The children hid in a nearby hayloft, but the sounds did not stop; on the contrary, they grew closer and closer, without anything being visible. The children's fear intensified. They thought to pray and prayed, "Mary, our Mother, hide us under your cloak..." Suddenly, everything stopped, and the Virgin Mary was sitting on a bench in the hayloft. Both girls saw her.

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Crew

Director
Vít Janeček, Jan Gogola ml.
Screenplay
Vít Janeček
Director of Photography
Braňo Pažitka
Editor
Hedvika Hansalová
Producer
Petr Oukropec, Pavel Plešák

Details

Release date
2008-11-17
Genres
Documentary
Original language
SK
Spoken languages
Slovak
Countries
Czech Republic
Production
Negativ, Česká televize